Results: Fast Food, Fun Facts

Five Guys was founded by a man named Jerry Murrell, who named the restaurant after his four sons: Jim, Matt, Chad and Ben. The year after the first location opened, however, he had another son named Tyler. To make up for his mistake, Jerry Murrell now claims that the "Five Guys" name only refers to his sons, excluding himself from the namesake. Have you ever eaten at Five Guys?

Omaha Nebraska is home to the most original restaurant pretty well anywhere. All this place sells is deviled eggs. The Deviled Egg Co. Is unique, as the first company in the world to specialize in gourmet deviled eggs. Since starting Deviled Egg Co. in 2017, owner Raechel Van Buskirk has crafted more than 50,000 eggs and tested dozens of flavors. Are you a fan of deviled eggs?

Recently some fast food chains have entered into the wedding business. In 2017, Dominos Pizza launched a wedding registry that allowed couples to request pizza for their big day. The registry offered a variety of pizza-themed options, such as different types of pizza and gift cards in varying cash amounts. Then, McDonald's took things to the next level. In the company's Hong Kong eateries, managers have begun to recognize the appeal of hosting weddings at their restaurants. The Asia-based franchises in the chain now offer customized wedding packages of all kinds. And Voodoo Doughnut in Portland, Oregon regularly hosts weddings, with the owner being a recognized marriage officiant. Which of these seem like great ideas...

In 2019, Taco Bell introduced a pop-up hotel in Palm Springs, California. The hotel was entirely themed around the restaurant chain. That means it came complete with taco-shaped decor and Taco Bell-Hops. The resort's 70 rooms were fully booked within two minutes. Then, when guests arrived, they enjoyed mini-fridges stocked with Taco Bell snacks. Guests could also enjoy unique experiences such as getting their hair braided with cinnamon twists or swimming up to the bar for a Baja Blast cocktail. Surprisingly, the food served at the hotel was not quite typical Taco Bell. Instead, it was a gourmet spin on menu items made popular by the fast food chain. Would you enjoy staying here?